Trump 'losing faith' in Iran, expects more back-and-forth strikes
The strikes have hit bridges, tunnels and utilities, deepening shortages of electricity, fuel and water, analysts said.
- During a Cabinet meeting on Friday, President Donald Trump said he is "losing faith" in Iran and warned, "We'll be hitting them very hard," after Tehran claimed to have targeted United States bases in Kuwait and Bahrain.
- The Trump administration has widened military targets beyond conventional defense sites to include infrastructure vital to the economy, arguing these facilities qualify as "dual use" military objectives serving both civilian and military purposes.
- Three members of The Iranian forces were killed in Zanjan, while strikes damaged communications lines, a rail station, and railway infrastructure in southern Iran; a study identified six strikes near Bandar Abbas.
- Widespread power outages, water shortages, and trade disruptions are pushing Iran deeper into crisis as analysts noted damaged infrastructure is slowing goods movement and reducing factory output.
- Continued clashes between the United States and Iran suggest a cycle of back-and-forth strikes will likely persist as the possibility of reaching a deal fades, despite months of earlier limited economic disruption.
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